Overcoming an unprecedented financial crisis, European Union and eurozone member Cyprus has recovered impressively following a three-year period of robust reform, bank restructuring and fiscal consolidation. Following the March 2013[…]
International ratings agency Moody’s has declined to update Hungary’s sovereign rating and still classifies it as “Ba1”, one notch below investment grade. Péter Duronelly, portfolio manager at Aegon Fund Management,[…]
Overcoming an unprecedented financial crisis, European Union and eurozone member Cyprus has recovered impressively following a three-year period of robust reform, bank restructuring and fiscal consolidation. Following the March 2013[…]
The Minister for Foreign Affairs of Georgia, Micheil Janelidze, has affirmed that the goal of the government of Georgia is to ensure the stable and uninterrupted supply of natural gas,[…]
Kazakhstan is embarking on some of the most ambitious reforms in its independent history as President Nursultan Nazarbayev moves to implement his election campaign platform of five institutional reforms. President[…]
Tax cuts, the government’s home-building scheme and growth will be the centrepieces of next year’s budget, Minister of National Economy Mihály Varga told Parliament on Tuesday. He said the budget[…]
The advisability (or otherwise) of taxing sugary foods is a hotly debated subject that encroaches on subjects such as freedom of consumption and public health expenditure, yet the World Health[…]
The Hungarian media has been haunted by the same issue for weeks: the fear that we might run out of workforce resources. This is the downside of the cheering news[…]
Hungarian society is experiencing a state of mass psychosis these days and weeks. In order to finally stop depopulation – but of course none the less to keep the voters’[…]
Ratings agency Fitch affirmed Hungary’s “BB plus” sovereign credit rating, one notch under investment grade, with “positive” outlook, in a scheduled review last Friday. The issue ratings on Hungary’s senior[…]
